Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-06-17
FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
The London Authorities Expect At.
tempts at Dynamite 0utrages
During Jubilee Week.
a Countess, Recently Divorced from
Spanish Duke, Kidnapped While Out
Walking in the Streets of Paris.
England.
GLADSTONE TO CLOSE THE DEBATE.

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on Friday close the debate on the crime!
bill with criticisms on coercion and thu
general policy of the government in
| Ireland. Smith proposes to stop the
debate and declare the bill through thu
committee stage at 10 p. IN. Friday.
| is expected that the members of the
opposition will thereupon without voting
leave the house in a body. Lord Hart
ington, Chamberlain, Sir Henry Jane.
and other prominent Unionists who were
asked to become trustees of the National
Liberal club, declined the honor.
The Crown Prince and Princess Of
Germany have arrived at Norwood
BLAINE ON THE OTHER SIDE.
LONDON, June 16-The North German
Lloyd Company's steamship ENG, on
which James G.. Blaine is passenger, ar
rived off LiZord at O'Clock this morning
from New York.
PREPARED FOR DYNANITERS.
LONDON, June 16.-The following is
from an official source: Information has
been received in London which leaves no
doubt that the dynamiters have arranged
to commit an outrage or series of out
RACES during the jubilee week, but the
authorities have full knowledge of the
conspiracy and those engaged in it and
are confident they will defeat the plotters
For months past reports of the movement
of plotters abroad and their probable &C
completes in England have been received
N London almost daily. The chief
ports have been watched in view of the
arrivals of certain suspects without pre-
vious notice having been received from
the British agents abroad. The move
,ments of Patrick Casey and his associates
in Paris, who have been very active lately,
have been closely followed by special de-
tectiVes, and two others, outside the
Casey ring, are also known to have been
watched. 0'Donovan Rossa's complaint
to the New York police, June 3, was alb
surd. He requires little watching. Others
in New York and elsewhere are more i'm
pOrtsntsnG are constantly being Swallowed
and reported upon.
PROGRAMME FOR JUBILEE WEEK.
LONDON, June l6.-The Queen is in
excellent health. Her programme for
the jubilee week is as follows:
MOnday-COurt removes to London, q
dinner party in the evening.
Tuesday-Thanksgi service, re-
ception at Buckingham palace.
DISQUALIFICATION of Congratula-
lions at the palace, the Queen visits the
children's fete in Hyde Park, court re-
moves to Windsor, the Queen receives an
address on the unwilling OF her statue on
Castle Hill, Windsor
Thursday-Reception of further con-
gratulations, review of 200 volunteer fire
brigades in Windsor park, visit to the
feast Of 1000 children on the north terrace
of the castle. q dinner marty
Friday-The probable investiture OF
orders.
The German Crown Prince and family
will remain rather privately at Norwood.
The Arch Duke Rudolph of Austria
brings an autograph letter from the
Emperor Francis Joseph TO the Queen.
The King Of Denmark has started for
London. Many presents and addresses
of congratulations are coming from the
British colonies and every European
capital.
GENERAL NOTES.
LONDON, June I6.-The government
proposes to amend the land bill in the
the Bright clause Of the land act of 10
the BENEFITS OF The Ashboern act, and 20
give substantial relief to tenants. Nor
crimes bill at the report stage if there is
no time to do SO while the bill is being
discussed in committee of the whole. The
Liberal party will support him.
The jubilee festivities began last
evening. The Prince of Wales |
as treasurer presided at banquet given |
by the Temple Benchers. The nobilities !
present with the Prince of Wales, Prince |
Albert Victor, the Duke of Cambridge |
and the principal guests, then proceeded !
to the jubilee bsll st the Reform Club, at |
tended by nearly 2OQO people. jubilee
oanq1et and reception was given ct the |
oreIgn office in the evening.
WILL NOT DISCLOSE HIS PROGRAMME.
LONDON, June 1G.-Mr. Blaine arrived |
It Southampton to-day. He will |
remain in that city for 8 few |
lays. He empbaticslly refuses to dis
lose his programme. All his party are /
we'll. Mr.. Pendleton, Minister to Ger |
many, met the party at the wharf and |
conducted them to their hotel. Owing |
% previous arrangements Mr.. Blaine has |
,een forced to decline the Mayor of |
Southsmpton's invitation to attend the
jubilee banquet In that city.